This reminds me of:
Matthew 7:3 "Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?
It is often the case that we look outward to find fault in others without first examing our own character.
All saintly persons recommend working on ourselves and our own faults, not worrying about the so-called 'faults' of others. We should instead try to be the best person that we can possibly be and use the propensity to judge and find fault on ourselves.
A side benefit of the simple and enjoyable practice of yoga meditation is that the tendency to see and work on ones own faults - leaving fault finding of others aside, happens naturally over time.
If you would like to experience the profound and lasting effects of yoga meditation contact us and come along to a holistic yoga meditation class, or any of our other yoga meditation classes.
All welcome.
Namaste
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